Montag, Oktober 03, 2005
Aufnahme der Türkei in die EU
Folgend der kritische Kommentar eines Lesers des Economist zum Thema. Da ist wohl einiges dran:
"SIR – The idea that the ideology of Islam and its adherents in Turkey can be democratised is a pipe dream. Just look around you in any major city in Europe these days for a reality check. If Turkish immigrants cannot integrate, and voluntarily segregate into Islamic “parallel” societies, why the hopes for Turkey modernising itself? Why risk getting stuck with more such immigrants? If one is confronted with the problem of a bomb with a burning fuse the proper solution is not to swallow the bomb in order to stabilise it—one might get blown to bits that way—but rather to keep the bomb at bay."
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"SIR – The idea that the ideology of Islam and its adherents in Turkey can be democratised is a pipe dream. Just look around you in any major city in Europe these days for a reality check. If Turkish immigrants cannot integrate, and voluntarily segregate into Islamic “parallel” societies, why the hopes for Turkey modernising itself? Why risk getting stuck with more such immigrants? If one is confronted with the problem of a bomb with a burning fuse the proper solution is not to swallow the bomb in order to stabilise it—one might get blown to bits that way—but rather to keep the bomb at bay."
Würde hierzu gerne Kommentare erhalten.
# posted by Norbert Meister @ 6:25 PM 
